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FX/SFX: Brilliant CGI, mixing 2-D and 3-D animation, this time, not having the Boy on the moon actually animate. | FX/SFX: Brilliant CGI, mixing 2-D and 3-D animation, this time, not having the Boy on the moon actually animate. | ||
Music/Sounds: It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logo's music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, ending with a choir. The theme was composed by John Powell, who also provided the music for How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. | Music/Sounds: It opens with a string/flute melody, sounding similar to the previous two logo's music, which then builds into a different triumphant fanfare, ending with a choir, similar to the choir from the 2nd 1997 Jim Henson Pictures logo. The theme was composed by John Powell, who also provided the music for ''How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World''. | ||
Availability: Brand new. It was first revealed on the trailer for How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, and the fully animated version debuted on the film itself. The print logo variation appeared at the end of the shorts Bird Karma and Bilby (though prints of the latter from the online print onward replaced it with a still version of the standard logo). This logo is also found on Trolls | Availability: Brand new. It was first revealed on the trailer for How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, and the fully animated version debuted on the film itself. The print logo variation appeared at the end of the shorts Bird Karma and Bilby (though prints of the latter from the online print onward replaced it with a still version of the standard logo). This logo is also found on ''Trolls World Tour'', released on April 10, 2020. | ||
Editor's Note: This logo pays homage and for the ones that have grew up with the realistic logo to the early days of animation, evolving into the 3-D animation of today, and it is done amazingly well. | Editor's Note: This logo pays homage and for the ones that have grew up with the realistic logo to the early days of animation, evolving into the 3-D animation of today, and it is done amazingly well. | ||